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'North Korea Missiles Drill For Strike on US Bases in Japan'
Under UN resolutions, Pyongyang is barred from any use of ballistic missile technology, and the US ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, said on Twitter that the world "won't allow" North Korea to continue on its "destructive path".
Indian Live Streams Racial Abuse on Facebook, Abuser 'Exposes' Himself
An Indian national in New Zealand was assaulted, subjected to a racist tirade and told to go back to his own country during a road rage incident in Auckland, a media report said on Monday.
Dalai Lama Says Chinese Hardliners Have Parts of Brain Missing
Chinese hardliners have parts of their brains missing, exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama said in an interview aired this week, comments likely to infuriate Beijing, which views the Nobel Peace laureate as a dangerous separatist.
US 'Strongly Condemns' North Korea Ballistic Missile Launch: State Department
The United States condemned North Korea's launch of four ballistic missiles, vowing that Washington was ready to "use the full range of capabilities at our disposal against this growing threat."
Do You Beat Your Wife: 'Islamophobic' Lawmaker in US Asks Muslim Students
'Do you beat your wife' was a poser in an 'Islamophobic' questionnaire that Muslims wanting to meet a Republican lawmaker were reportedly asked to fill out.
Sushi in Pyongyang: Kim Jong Il's Japanese Chef Opens Rare Restaurant
Sushi in Pyongyang? At a restaurant run by a Japanese sushi chef famous for working for North Korea's late leader Kim Jong Il? Kenji Fujimoto has opened his sushi restaurant in the North Korean capital, according to Canadian Michael Spavor, a consultant w...
Confirmed: Mass Grave in Ireland is of 800 'Illegitimate' Children
A mass grave containing the remains of babies and young children has been discovered at a former Catholic orphanage in Ireland, government-appointed investigators announced Friday in a finding that offered the first conclusive proof following a historian'...
Obama Spokesperson Denies Trump's 'Wire Tapping' Allegations, Calls Them 'False'
US President Donald Trump's accusation that his predecessor Barack Obama had his "wires tapped" in Trump Tower before Election Day is "simply false", Obama spokesman Kevin Lewis said on Saturday.
Brexit, Trump Administration Threaten Irish Economy: Moody's
It said multinational companies were a crucial part of Ireland's economic success and the country's low corporate tax rate has been an important driver for foreign direct investment.
First Drone Strike Under Donald Trump Kills 2 Taliban Leaders in Pakistan
Two Afghan Taliban commanders were killed on Thursday in a US drone strike in Pakistan's restive northwest tribal region, the first such strike since Donald Trump took charge of the White House.
Tibet Women's Soccer Team Denied US Travel Visas For Dallas Cup Tournament
A Tibet women's soccer team has been denied US visas to participate in a tournament in Dallas.
EU Citizens Won't Lose Rights Without Parliament's Nod: UK
By leaving the EU, Britain will be withdrawing from the bloc's policy of free movement of citizens among member states. That leaves 3 million EU nationals in Britain, and 1 million Britons living in other member countries, in limbo.
What to Watch for When Trump Makes First Address to Congress
A presidential address to Congress is always part policy speech, part political theater. With President Donald Trump, a former reality TV star, there's extra potential for drama as he makes his first address to Congress.
Al Qaeda No. 2 Abu Khayr al-Masri 'Killed in US Drone Strike' in Syria
Al Qaedas alleged deputy leader Abu Khayr al-Masri was killed in a drone strike in northwest Syria, US-based terrorism-tracking website SITE Intelligence said on Monday, citing jihadist sources.
Iran's Ahmadinejad Writes Open Letter to 'His Excellency' Donald Trump
Iran's former president Mahmud Ahmadinejad published on Sunday an open letter to Donald Trump, welcoming his criticism of the US political system but taking issue with his visa ban and attitude to women.
Zuma Says S Africa Will Allow Expropriation of Land Without Compensation
South Africa will amend its laws to allow expropriation of land without compensation for owners as it tries to speed up the redistribution of land to its black majority, President Jacob Zuma said on Friday.